AST SpaceMobile: SCS Analysis Shows No Harmful Interference
AST SpaceMobile said its supplemental coverage from space interference analysis shows that its operations won't cause harmful interference to terrestrial services. In a filing posted Monday in docket 25-201, AST said the FCC should stick with its established practice of license conditions that require operations within applicable interference protection limits. Requiring the company to provide incontrovertible proof of non-harmful interference, including successful coordination with all non-partner terrestrial licensees, before any approval would create "an impossible barrier to entry."
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AST also said it's working with NASA to develop a drag-deorbit plan that will surpass FCC orbital debris requirements to an even greater extent than its existing plan.